As well as their supply on the wholesale market in Lodz, prices of apples remain largely unchanged.

In addition to the Polish market pears are also the countries of southern Europe, Italy and Spain, but these supplies are quickly depleted, so it can have a positive impact on the future.

Stable increase of the export of pears from many UE countries is caused by rising supplies of these fruits to the Russian market.

Contrary to stereotypes of Eastern European meat-based, diets, Poles eat the most fruit and vegetables in the EU, according to new research.

Polish consumers are getting less interested in imported apples and pears.

According to the latest data from Polish Central Statistical Office, from January to October 2011 Poland exported 11,7 thousand tons of pears, mainly to Russia and Ukraine.

According to Polish Central Statistic Office the production of pears in 2011 was higher by about 8 % compared to the relatively low harvest of the previous year (58 thousand tons) and amounted to 63 thousand tons.

Demand for pears is still rather poor. However producer prices of fruit intended for export have slightly increased recently.

The demand for pears is low both from domestic market and Russian importers.

The demand for export fruit has increased recently. However it concerns only apples. The demand for pears is still at the low level. Poor demand for pears cased that their prices have been stable since the beginning of the season.

Export of fruit is at very low level at the moment. It concerns also apples and pears.

Last week in Moscow it was noted increase in prices of pears Conference imported from Holland and Belgium.